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 This specimen was collected from the grass outside of Jadwin on Princeton University on December 4, 2018. This is a blade of glass, which can be seen in the picture taken through the foldoscope. It seems like there are little hairs and veins along the grass. I was not able to see individual plant cells though. This was a creative way to make a microscope, and I thought it was fascinating that it was actually functional.
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EEB321 Foldoscope

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